Would shredded bills be better off burned?

Question

This debate centers around whether efforts to exchange torn or mutilated currency are worth it. Some see this as an unnecessary burden while others view it as essential public service. Think of it as: is the government helping you or just adding more red tape?

Answer

It's a hassle, but exchanging damaged bills can save people money and avoid total loss.

Answer

The process to exchange damaged currency seems overly complicated for what little benefit there really is. Why not burn them instead of dealing with the bureaucracy?

Would shredded bills be better off burned?

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